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Most Training Is Designed to Be Forgotten

Most learning doesn’t fail by accident. It fails because it’s designed in a way that guarantees forgetting. In this episode of L&D Explained, we break down the five common design decisions that quietly push learning out of memory — and introduce a simple framework called the Anti-Forgetting Checklist to help you design learning that actually sticks. Drawing from learning science and cognitive psychology, this episode explains why forgetting is the brain’s default — and how instructional design can work with memory instead of against it. 0:00 – Intro 0:54 – Why learning fades 1:35 – The 5 hidden design mistakes 1:46 – Information dumping 2:26 – Effort-free learning 3:06 – Emotionless design 3:45 – No retrieval 4:09 – No application trigger 4:27 – The real design pattern 4:43 – The Anti-Forgetting Checklist 5:33 – Final thoughts 🧠 What You’ll Learn • Why understanding ≠ memory • How cognitive overload blocks retention • Why “easy learning” disappears fastest • How emotion filters what the brain keeps • The difference between exposure and retrieval • Why unused learning is deleted by the brain • A practical checklist to design for long-term retention 🎯 Key Insight Forgetting isn’t random. It’s designed. When learning is built with the brain in mind, retention stops being luck — and becomes design. Before your next learning program, run your design through the Anti-Forgetting Checklist. #LearningScience #InstructionalDesign #LearningAndDevelopment #TrainingDesign #AdultLearning #LNDExplained